How to replace dual pane glass ( insulated glass unit ) in a typical vinyl window.

[@clarenced.950]

Wow I wish all DIY videos were as clear (no pun intended) as this one absolutely awesome job and the suggestion with the tails on the two sided tape was one of those jaw dropping moments I would have never thought of that.

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you!

[@Mightyeldo]

Pretty much

[@octaviofuentes7781]

Holding the camera and doing the job at the same time 👍👏👏 thanks for sharing my man

[@patrickpreisinger5923]

I have three 30 year old vinyl windows to replace that have lost their seals just like these. You did a great job showing tools and tool use. I was most curious how to remove the outer snapping strips, and you did a good job explaining that. I was also worried about the snapping strips being brittle because of UV light and years, and you answered that. I just have to figure out where to get replacement windows now. Great job!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you! I would order your glass from a local glass shop/supplier.

[@johnkim1043]

I’ve looked at several videos of how to replace the igu. Yours is the best. I’m ready to get it done. Thank you very much!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks! Glad I was able to help!

[@WW-hr1hd]

Thanks for this excellent tutorial, and thank you especially for the product links. I had already ordered some glazing tape on Amazon before finding this video, but when I clicked on your link it took me to the same glazing tape I had already ordered. So you basically confirmed for me that the tape I ordered is the right product for the job.

[@roadglassandmore]

Make sure the tape is 1/16 thick it’s the most common thickness .

[@suffolkguy]

I don't have a slider, so I'll be looking into your vids to see about DH vinyl. Just wanted to say great video-and even better are your replies to questions in the comments!! Bravo!!

[@roadglassandmore]

If it’s a vinyl window, the process should be the same , take the glass stops off and cut the glass out of the frame, most double hung windows can tilt out, slightly open it and there should be tilt latches on top , one on each corner. Hope this helps!

[@Cedartree-cf6om]

Wonderful video. I shared/emailed it to my hubby, a little hint for him to fix our window. By the way, yours was the best video, out of 5 videos that I reviewed. Great job! 😃

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you, let me know if you have any questions .

[@geelleguure8978]

Thank you sir for your expertise. I learned a lot from you, and I am going to fix my window.

[@roadglassandmore]

You are welcome, glad I was able to help!

[@Kayaker123]

Man, that's _the_ best video on this topic!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks!

[@mikemeikojustin3002]

Thanks. Your video was straight to the point. No back stories; bla bla bla...

[@dtshotme]

You just saved me sooo much money

[@roadglassandmore]

Glad I was able to help!

[@got2getit204]

How much would it be?

[@ricardotrujillo5106]

Thanks, great video/ explanation. God bless you and your family and business.

[@judy8504]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@Alfonso-1cb]

Thank you, I found it very useful! Is there any benefit with using a wider tape…say 1/16x1/2 versus 1/16x3/8?

[@roadglassandmore]

You can use 1/2 wide tape, but industry standard is 3/8.

[@jkk040]

Great video!!!!! That I was waiting for replacing couple of condensation(foggy) dualpane glass on the windows. Your video shows how to replace dualpane glass on the window which I guess it is same method for condensation(foggy) dualpane glass replacement. Any suggestions will be much appreciated. Thanks John

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes, the process of replacing glass in the video is the same for foggy or broken windows in vinyl/plastic windows. The only thing some windows are sealed with silicone and majority manufacturers used double sided tape, but you will determine that as soon as you remove the glass.

[@jkk040]

@@roadglassandmore wonderful... Thank you so much...

[@Coamex]

Great video! Thank you for taking of your time to share your knowledge. It is greatly appreciated. I am looking to replace a Ply Gem dual pane for one of my room windows that I can just order brand new from Home Depot, same brand. I am trying to figure out the tape. So what is the width you recommend be used? I know the thickness is 1/16", but what about the width? There are so many different ones that is hard to decide. Also, you recommend only tape or both tape and caulking? If caulking, which one would you recommend? My window has snap beads on both sides, both exterior and interior, is that normal? Thanks!

[@roadglassandmore]

Hi. The tape width is about 5/16-3/8, there should have links in the description. If your existing window is plygem, than you only have snap bead in the inside, the overall thickness of the glass unit is 5/8, and for some reason ply gem uses white silicone to seal the glass ( tape only on strike side of fixed panel) so in your case I’d just use silicone, it’s very difficult to use tape after you scrape old silicone off the frame, tape doesn’t stick very well. I hope this helped Thabks

[@Coamex]

@@roadglassandmore Thanks for the information! Last question: Which silicone would you recommend for this job?

[@anlam9947]

Excellence glass replacement for w/d video!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you!

[@lobdsk]

You did it one handed

[@roadglassandmore]

Yep, had to use my other hand to hold the camera.

[@lobdsk]

@@roadglassandmore you should work as a glazier lol

[@roadglassandmore]

Lol.

[@glendacruz3142]

My dual pane window grid fell off inside the window and no glass window company wants to remove it but replace the whole window. Do you know anybody here in San Diego who can do it.

[@wstt4]

Thanks. Nice educational video for me. If I’ve got 2 Milgard Classic 6’ x 6’ vinyl picture windows where the glass needs replacing, would the glass be installed from the inside or outside the house? If my current windows are 1” overall glass thickness but I don’t know if it’s two 1/8” panes or two 3/16”, does it make a difference if the replacement glass is the same individual glass thickness? It’s for a very windy corner of the house. Thanks.

[@roadglassandmore]

Hi. Most Millard windows the glass is set from outside. Double check the overall thickness , some classics picture windows are 7/8 OA, I have one in my house and it’s 7/8. 6’ x 6’ are pretty big windows and being on windy side I’d recommend ordering 3/16 over 3/16, it’s going to be pretty heavy so make sure you have second person to give you a hand.

[@jesusuribe4293]

Excellent instructions. Thank you

[@roadglassandmore]

Glad I was able to help!

[@dandgarciaihht6514]

Great tutorial sir. Thanks

[@allenscott228]

Local glas shop sold me a new igu as I plan to diy the repair from hail damage. I plan to use 100% silicon instead of the tape. The shop owner says its actually a better seal; however, all of these videos use the tape. Is there any problem using the sicon other than the cleanup?

[@roadglassandmore]

Shouldn’t be a problem, the glazing bead (plastics snap in stops) May be not tight against the glass, because tape gives extra 1/16 on an inch thickness. But you should be fine, if any silicone squeezes out , clean it up with flat blade.

[@SuziPoozi]

Thank you for posting this! I'm needing to replace the glass on the other side that doesn't slide, is it the same process for the most part?

[@roadglassandmore]

Yeah, process is the same for other side. I actually have a video on that too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paHIlIGdjMilaZYsi=zwvvt8oke1fVoqbv

[@SuziPoozi]

@@roadglassandmore Great! Thank you so much!

[@deeringr]

Very helpful! Thank you for posting these!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks!

[@S2KV]

My vinyl trim was really brittle due to exposure to the weather. Where would I be able to purchase replacement trims from?

[@roadglassandmore]

You can try looking online, or try your local glass/window shop/supplier.

[@aarond504]

Great video. I need to replace a bad IGU on third floor. I am not able to break double tape/silicon caulking from the outside vinyl window. How should I pull out the bad double pane glass to measure the size and replace with new one. thanks:)

[@roadglassandmore]

Can you walk up to the window from the inside of the building? You can measure “daylight “meaning just measure the glass that you can see, frame to frame and add 7/8” to your measurement. I have a quick video on how to measure the igu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzSeI2ei8iEl9U

[@TheWebMindset]

Good video. Thank you!

[@livingthedream1964]

I need some ideas please...installing a custom replacement IGU in a stationary transom window off a ladder above a door wall. Inside temperature is 70F, outside is 45F. I will scrape the residual old double sided tape with a multi-tool + thin blade, painters knife and a bunch of patience. Planning on using 100% silicone caulk/adhesive on the perimeter side-face of the IGU (had it made slightly thicker to compensate for not using double sided tape). I am going to use two double suction cup lifters to set in place the 25lb IGU. Any thoughts on how to temporarily hold the IGU in place while the sealant sets up? Don't want the IGU to fall out on me, or the floor, or break. I am not sure the glazing beads alone will hold it in place as they are kind of flimsy. I have done sliders and casement windows flat on a bench in a work shop, this is my 1st stationary IGU replace job. Thanks for any tips.

[@roadglassandmore]

Glazing bead should hold in place ! You can tape the glass to frame with some masking tape in few spots if you want to feel 100% safe about glass staying in place. 2 double suction cups should be good to lift the glass( I have never used those though) try slightly lifting and holding the glass off the ground to see if suction cups hold on.

[@livingthedream1964]

Thank you sir for the idea and reassurance....BTW, I am 0 for 4 recently on getting cracked/leaky IGUs out of their sashes in one piece easily like I see on all the videos. I use good gloves, long sleeves, safety glasses, a pry bar and an big trash can to throw the glass fragments in. Seems like the IGU's perimeter rubber seal has vulcanized to the 25 year old vinyl sash frames I have been working on.

[@roadglassandmore]

@@livingthedream1964 I know what you mean, sometimes the IGU glue melts to the frame, makes it hard getting old glass out. And you are doing it smart with all the safety precautions! I have visited ER many times , most recent one was 5 weeks ago, glass shard fell and cut my leg right through my jeans.

[@livingthedream1964]

@@roadglassandmore Thanks for the dialog. I might try an oscillating multi-tool with a toothless blade to get the next IGU out in one piece. In the random comment department, and related to safety, be careful removing glued-on large glass mirrors from walls (for example, over the sink in a bathroom). I know two guys who tore up their hands badly. I have a job coming up soon and probably will wear my welding gloves.

[@jeffthomas5866]

Does it matter which side is facing out on low-e glass? Great video.

[@roadglassandmore]

Technically you want the low e side facing out.

[@sushijeff1]

Milgard came out to replace some failed IGUs that were under warranty. These units were all originally sealed into the frame with silicone, but they used double sided tape on all the replacements. My windows are no longer under warranty and I'll be replacing some others myself. I'd like to use tape instead of silicone....any recommendations on the best way to prep the surface for tape? I didn't watch Milgard closely enough when they were out.

[@roadglassandmore]

The best way to prep the window frame is to scrape old tape off and wipe it down with denatured alcohol. Hope this helps!

[@sushijeff1]

@@roadglassandmore Thanks for the quick reply. I meant that I want to put tape in the place where there used to be silicone (when Milgard came out, they used tape in the frame where silicone used to be). So I know that's actually not recommended, since tape may not stick to residual silicone. Should I avoid using tape where silicone had been, or just scape the old silicone, wipe with alcohol, and then use tape? Thank you.

[@davidshettlesworth1442]

Extremely helpful! thank you.

[@roadglassandmore]

Glad I was able to help!

[@DjStalin100]

You replaced the sliding window glass. What about the other piece of glass in the fixed part of window, the non sliding piece. How do you fix the other piece? Thanks

[@roadglassandmore]

The fixed part is replaced the same way like the sliding part!

[@jeffthomas5866]

I have a 67x67" window that had been replaced about 3 years ago and water was leaking out the bottom onto the window sill. I pulled out the glazing beads to inspect it and then had to leave for a couple of hours to attend a meeting. When I came back, the window had fallen in. Based on my previous experience with other silicone sealed windows (although smaller) and the difficulty of breaking the seal, I would not have expected this to happen and am having a disagreement with the company that installed this window as to whether I was negligent by taking out the glazing bead or they were negligent by not doing a good job putting the sealant on during it's installation. Any thoughts? Thanks.

[@roadglassandmore]

The glass should have not fallen out if you take the glazing bead off and it should have not leaked around the glass either.My opinion is the company that installed it did poor job sealing glass to frame!

[@majorkursk780]

Great video..very helpful...❤

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you

[@driveclassics1]

Great Video

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks!

[@luisporras916]

What kind of silicone do u recommend? I'm replacing a shattered sliding door glass thanks in advance.

[@roadglassandmore]

Regular clear silicone ( ebay.us/TD2W23 ) or mildew resistant clear silicone. But if the window manufacturer used double sided tape ( you will see it when removing the glass) it’s recommended that you use tape again ( ebay.us/CAWtxA )although you can use silicone in either case just give it 24 hours to dry, try not to use/ open your door until it sets.

[@Charlie-kw9jk]

this is incredible! subbed and like! Thanks for the video!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Is there a way to measure what size IGU I need without taking my current IGU out of the window?

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes; I have a video for that kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzSeI2ei8iEl9U

[@TravisPickle]

where would you get replacement glass, as a DIYer? Thanks for awesome video

[@roadglassandmore]

Local glass shop, or glass supplier.

[@positive8373]

Did you ever find a link to that handy roll of double-sided tape? Lowes/Home Depot say they don't carry them. I thought they did. Thanks for the good video.

[@roadglassandmore]

Links should be in description, let me know if they don’t work and I will fix them. Thank you.

[@bobrunge7594]

@@roadglassandmore I cannot find a link to the description of this tape.

[@peteryee9754]

curious question of why you're using double sided tape vs silicone?

[@jamescc2010]

Can we do this procedure with upstairs condo unit Without doing it from the outside?

[@roadglassandmore]

Probably not, most of the windows designed for the glass to be removed from outside.

[@jamespearcelocksmith8275]

I have a client that the non active side broke on. Do you do it the same way for the stationary side? How do you remove it?

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes, process is the same for stationary side too! I have a video on my channel too .

[@jamespearcelocksmith8275]

@@roadglassandmore thank you. What’s it called?

[@czgu6398]

Where can I buy the sliding door window glass?

[@roadglassandmore]

Try local glass shop/ glass supplier

[@cindynapoli7530]

THank you I'm working my into trying to change gkass. I have American craftsman bow my stionary pane is foggy. Window glass Warranteed but no for installing. Im afraid to try.I don't have pieced ti snap in on outside looks like it sits in feame. has inside covers. I cannot find video for my window so thanks

[@roadglassandmore]

Is your window aluminum frame? I have a video on how to replace glass in those. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqLZgYSoec6Snq8 hope this helps. I have few other videos on my channel too.

[@SafuionoGisa]

Were are you located i want to replace my kitchen window it broke. Please

[@roadglassandmore]

Sacramento area

[@juanrajara2887]

Where do you go to get an exact replacement to put in?

[@roadglassandmore]

Try local glass shop/ glass supplier

[@jesus.maryandjoseph8880]

Hi, great video, Is using the double sided tape as good as using a silicone to seal the glass to the frame? We recently had a company use silicone when replacing low-e glass panes that were leaking with new thermopanes, and they made an absolute mess with the silicone, and it looks terrible. Wish they had used your method for adhering the glass to the frame. :-(

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks! Some window manufacturers use silicone to seal the glass to frame in that case it’s best to use silicone because it’s almost impossible to clean old silicone residue off the frame to get the double sided tape to stick. Some times silicone bead ( if too thick or to close to the edge) squeezes out a little, but they should have cleaned it up on the new glass! You can try cleaning the mess with flat razor blade and to wipe off remaining residue use a rag and denatured alcohol.

[@lzh3131]

Do I feel stupid…I cracked the outside glass, I didn’t know it could be fixed, so stupid me, I bought a whole new window. I need to replace the weather stripping on a couple if windows, my fear of breaking the glass has be paralyzing. Now I know…Thanks this was a great video.

[@desmorider747]

Can the glass be changed in a double hung window that has laminated glass?

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes, you should’ve be able to change the glass in double hung window, I only have came across one window brand ( Anderson) where some of those windows not designed for glass to be taken out and replaced

[@jasoncunningham5595]

Do you know how to take apart a peachtree sash to replace the ig? Please let me know if so. I can't figure it out

[@roadglassandmore]

I’m not familiar with that window brand, but from quick google search it looks like those are wood windows , I couldn’t find upclose pics. But my assumption is that they are not designed for the glass to be replaced, the entire sash need to be replaced ( I could be wrong though,without close inspection of the window) .

[@luissantiago1832]

Awesome! THANK YOU

[@lh876]

Can this same concept work to repair the fallen grid in between 2 panes of glass? I’ve called several window places and they all say that I need to replace the entire window. Seems like this route would be a faster, cheaper alternative.?

[@roadglassandmore]

The grid is between 2 panes of glass, so unfortunately you can’t fix/replace just the grid, new glass need to be ordered with grid inside.

[@lh876]

Thank you!

[@gastonlv]

great video. where did you buy your glass? I'm almost resigned to buying a whole window and just using the glass. Seems cheaper

[@roadglassandmore]

You can search your area for glass supplier and see if they will sell glass to you directly , that would be the cheapest way. Or just go to a local glass shop and order the glass through them, but glass shop get their glass from glass supplier and mark it up a little.

[@stevematzke1428]

Have to replace the center (fixed) panel, having extreme difficulty cutting the clear silicone adhesive with razor knife. Vinyl frame. Can I heat it with hot air gun? Window is 1 year old, made by Solar Industries. Any advise?

[@roadglassandmore]

Oh yes, that clear adhesive can be real pain to cut. I use powered multi tool with thin blade on it for instances like that. But I would not recommend heating up your blade ( although it would work a lot better) because you will probably melt the window frame a little while cutting the glue. Try using very thin and flexible putty knife, it’s hard but doable .

[@stevematzke1428]

Road Glass and more I was able to replace the panel, I heated a 1 1/2 inch flexible putty knife to 400 degrees, and was able to separate without frame damage. 3 hour’s in cutting and cleaning silicone, but finally done. Used glazing tape to install. Never again. Thanks for assistance .

[@alexb78]

Well explained!!!!

[@romanoreshko4515]

What size adhesive tape are you using ? Do you have a link for it ? The one you have in your bio is not working. Thanks!

[@roadglassandmore]

1/16 glazing tape www.ebay.com/itm/253932783692?hash=item3b1f92c84c:g:j2IAAOSwtItbwpnD&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4Hn2cRc3PaLP2cX%2BdGHku7vGsRTuJpNtt2R7VOcm7N1i4%2BNejj6Ndkzp53jIE6XjOJUeuG5EXTtB%2B1xvXryPUBu%2B8C2XiGEW%2FLROAeqPlEMuyY%2FwlOYo1NiCHkJmoHv23FC4N5ffa0zowYPwDEyQb%2BucCJ%2BqKBSXvW2L3En1pOBYZ0yMQX0CGMtCbO7NlPVQzB4ozz%2Fd8Xmx2yqzKaWWKGWD8vH6Unmz6UhZnllrKALpwC1bkljEm5Tr5RLl%2FbLi88s5XJW3uOTIjyjZBO1uEJ6SrkxTsizSIbG0m%2BH8qFZF%7Ctkp%3ABFBMmq-N-PBi

[@jeffthomas5866]

My window is sealed with silicone sealant/adhesive. Having a tough time getting it out. Is there a tool for this? TIA.

[@jeffthomas5866]

By 'getting it out', I mean cutting the seal.

[@jeffthomas5866]

Never mind, sharpened one wide of a medium width scraper and it worked fine.

[@roadglassandmore]

Some window manufacturers used clear sealant and it is pretty hard to cut, I have oscillating tool / multi tool with supper thin blade on it, that makes the job a lot easier. Also since your glass was sealed with clear sealant I’d recommend using a clear silicone again , just make sure to scrape old sealant off the frame as much as you can.

[@toysoldier7576]

How do you measure the glass without removing it? Is the overall thickness of a double pane glass standard on vinyl windows?

[@roadglassandmore]

I have a quick 2 min video on that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzSeI2ei8iEl9U I would say most common overall thickness on vinyl windows is 3/4 “, but to be 100% certain I would pop glazing/snap bead off and stick a thin putty knife or even a thicker piece of paper between frame and the glass, then mark it along the glass with a pen or pencil, pull it out and measure it. Or you can get a caliper( link should be in the description of the video) Hope this helps!

[@deets29mtb53]

how can I buy the igu and what the proper way to measure the unit outside to outside? or inside to inside ?

[@roadglassandmore]

You can buy it at local glass shop/glass supplier. If your windows are vinyl/plastic then just measure the visible glass part (frame to frame ) and add 7/8 to that. The overall thickness is a bit more tricky to measure, you can remove one of the glazing bead/ plastic stop and put piece of thick paper( or anything thin enough) between frame and the glass and put a mark then just measure from edge of paper to the mark. Here is a link to one of my vids.: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnzSeI2ei8iEl9U

[@deets29mtb53]

@@roadglassandmore thank you

[@gtdodgeviper]

How much is a glass for a 48x48” slide window compare to a new window.

[@roadglassandmore]

Where I live ( Northern California) glass would cost you around $160 +/-and around $300-$350 installed, new window will cost you around $350+ not including installation

[@blueworm123]

Any idea where to buy replacement igu if i am diy?

[@roadglassandmore]

Local glass shop or glass supplier. But so you know every igu is made to order, so you will have to wait a day or two.

[@gersonpaulochaves4139]

Great video, how can I know the glass color I have to order?

[@roadglassandmore]

Well , it’s kinda hard to explain here, but if it’s residential window and less than 10 years old most likely it will be low e glass (energy efficient glass) it will have slight green reflection/tint on it on a sunny day, if you have polarized sunglasses you can really tell the difference on a sunny day! Also you can put whit sheet of paper on the inside, if it looks perfectly white from the outside then the glass is clear! Hope it helps!

[@gersonpaulochaves4139]

Road Glass and more it helped a lot tank you

[@johngrabner]

Where does one get replacedment double glazed glass panel

[@roadglassandmore]

Local glass shop or glass supplier

[@shwemoor]

You're the window man.

[@icin4d]

I'm trying this to replace failed glass in my Weather Shield windows and I'm fighting the corner moulding that holding the glass in. It appears they use a locking system to discourage glass replacement.

[@roadglassandmore]

Some of the glazing bead is hard to remove . I’m not familiar with weather shield window brand, from quick search they look like wood and fiberglass windows. Some wood windows are not designed for glass to be replaced, the hole sash needs to be replaced, and if it’s fiber glass the glazing bead is really hard to take out but it should come out.

[@scrogathon]

What would cause a pane of glass to crack from the corner ?

[@roadglassandmore]

Most likely settling, but also could be point of impact.

[@scrogathon]

@@roadglassandmore it happened when it was in the dead of winter. Window was never hit with anything just cracked from one corner to the next.

[@frankvasquez1387]

@@scrogathon Demon Kids are the number one cause of broken windows!

[@JJ-np1ig]

Good video, thanks.:)

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks you!

[@mrweisu]

Hello Sir, very helpful video! But I need to replace the stationary part of a window with a slider. Do you have a video on how to replace that? Thanks!!!!!

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes, I have videos on glass replacement on stationary side! kzbin.info/www/bejne/paHIlIGdjMilaZY

[@francisconolasco5538]

Where can I buy the glass and how much will cost me

[@roadglassandmore]

You should be able to order it (dual pane are made to order, there is really no standard size ) at you local glass shop or even directly at local glass supplier! It will cost you roughly $ 5-7 a square foot!

[@francisconolasco5538]

mormore thank you for answer my question

[@bobbyyu7199]

The tape in the link is no longer available! Do you have an updated link?

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you for letting me know, I updated the link . ebay.us/CAWtxA

[@bobrunge7594]

@@roadglassandmore Nope...doesnt work

[@priorscience]

@@bobrunge7594 you might be able to buy from local glass shops, but you can also buy online. If you search for foam glazing tape there should be options for purchasing online under shopping on your browser.

[@bobrunge7594]

Found it on eBay. Thank you

[@Salzouby]

Where can i purchase a double pane glass from?

[@roadglassandmore]

Local glass shop or glass supplier.

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Why doesn't anybody mention the stationary pane ???? does it come out ?

[@roadglassandmore]

Same process for stationary side

[@juansandovalfarm6326]

How can’t I contact you i have a broke Window

[@roadglassandmore]

You can ask questions here

[@got2getit204]

How much

[@roadglassandmore]

Check with local glass shop

[@chloegrl1366]

Wow just had my window replaced today and that black little rim is all folded inside and different places 😑

[@kack7130]

I have to redo again. Water is leaking in, it is hard to press and seal it all around

[@roadglassandmore]

It’s hard to press and seal the double sided tape? Did your window have silicone originally? You might want to use clear silicone if tape doesn’t stick

[@kack7130]

@@roadglassandmore yeah, i removed old residue glue from metal frame. These things are tricky, it takes skills. I am very new to this but I can't be paying $400 per window for this.

[@chodkowski01]

I guess they cut the glass in the shop and bring it to the job.

[@roadglassandmore]

We only cut single pane glass on the job site., all dual pane glass is ordered.

[@MikeVirgo-ut9zz]

Not a quality window bead too flexible typical replacement videoe but missed the reason why it had to be replaced. One can only presume it broke down it’s not cracked or shattered .why did u not test the drainage for blockage obviously that was why it had to be changed.I think you will be back again to do the same thing.

[@chris03661]

Main point was to show how to change the glass. The reasoning isn’t needed for someone to demonstrate that. Obviously, a person will have crack or other issue if they made it to this video like me.

[@biggestcomplainer]

Remove the stops before separating/cutting it away from the frame. This relieves pressure so it’s easier to get your knife between the glass and frame. If you notice your glass is installed with 2 side foam tape. You can actually order your glass 1/16th heavier on the thickness so you can skip taping it and just run a bead of silicone around the perimeter. (After you clean the old tape off of course.) I’d rather caulk than run tape. Also at 9:42 did you call the stops “snappies” you’ve lost your credibility. -glazier 20yrs

[@roadglassandmore]

I called it “ snap bead” pardon my accent. I understand you can order IG 1/6 thicker and run silicone, I just tried not over complicate things and confuse general public. But good pointer on removing stops first to relive the pressure!

[@billowen4755]

excellent instructions, thanks!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks!

[@labradorguy5311]

Does an Eglass window have an inside/outside? How do I know which way it goes in?

[@roadglassandmore]

Yes , the Low E coating is only on one pane of the glass and it always goes to the outside, it’s kinda difficult to tell with untrained eye, but if you look closely it has slight green almost purple tint , also if you have polarized glasses put them on an take it out in the sunlight and you will see it . Also you can run your fingers down the glass and the side that has coating will fill smoother, almost like slightly lubricated. Hopefully it makes sense, it’s kinda hard to describe/explain it in words.

[@labradorguy5311]

@@roadglassandmore Ok thanks! gr8 video